In the spirit of Thanksgiving and the subsequent holiday shopping period, homebuilder Dominion Homes will offer its own type of sale. The firm is joining the “Cyber Monday” concept, where websites offer online promotions the Monday after Thanksgiving. It will be selling homes in Ohio and Kentucky at a discounted rate, some up to $60,000 off. On Nov. 29, Dominion Homes will list one new house every hour on the hour from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. All sales will be announced through Facebook and Twitter. Each property will be ready to move into within 30 to 45 days. The sale is for new contracts only. Homes range in price from $104,900 to $284,900. Not only is this concept mind-blowing, but such a relief. How great will it be not to have to deal with lines, parking lots, cold weather, crying babies or crazy people fighting over the last cashmere sweater on the rack when doing your holiday shopping?! For once there’s a sophisticated, creative and affordable WOW! gift you can literally give to anyone: a home. (Just remember, your recipient will have to live in Ohio or Kentucky … not that there’s anything wrong with that.) That is, if you don’t give it to yourself. Write to Christine Ricciardi.
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